Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-12-01
DIAMONDS,
Watches and Diamonds Found II
Tea and Coffes-A Novel Way
of Introducing Goods,

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diamonds, watches, etc, arc added
to this list daily. The Diamond
Tea Company of New York, has
rented the first door north of the
post-ofliee in the Hardin block, and
in order to introduce their goods,
this company put for thirty days
souvenirs in every al OF tea or
coffee sold, such as solid gold, sill
yer and watches; also genuine
diamonds in solid gold settings;
also money and many other val
liable articles of less value. Every
can contains a souvenir. The COT
fee can and contents weigh about
three pounds. the tea can and con-
tents. about one and one-half
pounds. This expensive and novel
way of advertising win be discon-
tinued after thirty days, and these
really choice goods will be sold
strictly on their merits, the same
price and quantity, but without the
souvenir. Ofcourse every purchas-
er must not expect to get a diamond
or a watch. This company claim
that they have just as good a right
to give away watches, diamonds, or
other jewelry and money as their
other competitors have to give
away glassware, chromos etc. Get
up a club. Those who get up a
club order always get a handsome
present. Orders by mail promptly
forwarded to all parts of the Unit
ed States or receipt of cash or post
office order. Terms: Single can
81; six for SIS; thirteen for $40; and
twenty-seven for $40. Address,
Diamond Tea Company, Mexico,
Mo.
Jennie Catheart, solid gold ring;
R. P. Tomey, gents stem-winding
watch; R. S. Carver, genuine
diamond ring; Miss Eva Revere,
solid gold watch; T. G. Rogers,
genuine diamond a drops.
J. Pollard, genuine diamond
ring; Miss Ida Holmes, country,
solid silver watch; r. P. Cum
.mings, $3.50 in gold Mrs. R. P.
Kenna, set silver knives and forks.
C. D. Bruce, genuine diamond
ring; J. E.. Green, set silver spoons;
j. w. Wilson, genuine diamond
ring; Miss Ida Henica, solid gold
watch in tea; W. HI. Perry, genuine
diamond ring; Mrs. A. knott,
genuine diamond ring; R. F. Toal-
son, genuine diamond ring; R. T.
Munson, mason, $40 in gold in tea;
David Trfmble, s1.O0; Miss Hattie
Rollins (Ringo House, set gold ear
drops; Jennie Mckinley, gold ring.
Mrs. James Clacher, genuine di-
amond ring; C. P. Munson, (coun-
try solid gold Waltham watch;
Mamie Dye, solid gold ring; Miss
Emma Holmes, genuine diamond
ring, valued at s25; W. Forest, set
silver spoons; R. F. Cummings,
(Columbia) S. in gold in tea; Miss
May Owens, gold ring; C. Y.
Trice, genuine diamond ring.
E. H. Shook, genuine diamond
ring and set silver spoons; Ira
Long, (~Sturgeon) sends mail order
received solid gold Elgin watch;
Mrs. J. A. Reid, solid gold ring;
Miss Cora Smith $3.50 in gold;
Mrs. NJ. johnson, set silver spoons;
Mrs. c. R. Very, solid gold ring;
Miss Julia Burgess, pearl opera
glasses; C. P. Cummings stem
winding watch; J. M. Beardsley,
Country S. in gold.
A. J. Mckinney, genuine dia-
mond ring, set in solid gold, in tea.
George McKenna, gents, stem
winding watch; Mrs. Rose Brown,
(colored) $500, cash; Miss Edith
Smith, pearl mounted opera glasses;
O. R. Waite, set of silver spoons;
Mrs. R. T. C~olvert, set of silver
knives and forks; Rev. S. M.
Martin, $1.0O, in tea.
Morgan Day, set silver spoons !;
Miss Ida Homes, Country chat
elaine watch ; o. R. Waite, solid
gold stem winding watch; Geo.
Sprague, Vandalia, $40 in gold;
Tommie Wilson, solid gold ring;
VIM. Bedell, 81 in tea; Tom Bass
(porter Ringo HoteD solid gold
ring; Mrs. T. Higgins, genuine
diamond collar button; Elex Tate,
genuine diamond ring ; Mrs. w. G.
Wallace, 81; Miss Annie Porter,
Vandalia, sends mail order, receiv-
ed $3.50 in gold; Mrs. e. J. Mil
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